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Key Skill – Probability Tuesday Maths KS4 Week 18 Key Skill – Probability

Probability The 1000 Game Can you make 1000? What is the probability of rolling a die and getting a 4? The probability of getting yellow on a spinner is 0.2. How many times do you expect the spinner to land on yellow if it is spun 40 times? The probability that a certain pupil is late to school is 0.23, what is the probability that they arrive on time? What is the probability of getting two heads if you flip a coin twice?

Probability The 1000 Game Can you make 1000? What is the probability of rolling a die and getting a 4? 1 6 The probability of getting yellow on a spinner is 0.2. How many times do you expect the spinner to land on yellow if it is spun 40 times? 8 The probability that a certain pupil is late to school is 0.23, what is the probability that they arrive on time? 0.77 What is the probability of getting two heads if you flip a coin twice? 1 4